Carnival of Space #590

By Susie Murph December 10, 2018
Carnival of Space #590

  • Double Trouble: A White Dwarf Surprises Astronomers

  • The Large Hadron Collider has been Shut Down, and Will Stay Down for Two Years While they Perform Major Upgrades

  • A Meteor may have Exploded in the Air 3,700 Years Ago, Obliterating Communities Near the Dead Sea

  • Building Gas Stations and McMurdo Scale Outposts on the Moon

  • New Gravitational Waves Detected From Four More Black Hole Mergers. Total Detections up to 11 Now

  • SpaceX Uses a Thrice-Launched Booster to Send 64 Satellites Into Space.

  • CosmoQuest at AGU: Astrometry and Photometry with Transient Tracker

  • CosmoQuest at AGU: Analyzing Integrity of Citizen Science Data

  • CosmoQuest at AGU: CosmoQuest’s Citizen Science Builder v4.0: The Python Migration

  • CosmoQuest at AGU: Effects of Incidence Angle on Crowd-sourced Crater Detection

  • CosmoQuest at AGU: Citizen Science Online Behaviors

  • What’s Up December ’18/January ’19

    • Susie Murph